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Prepare, O Bethlehem, for Eden has been opened to all! / Adorn yourself, O Ephratha, for the tree of life blossoms forth from the Virgin in the cave! / Her womb is a spiritual paradise planted with the Divine Fruit: / If we eat of it, we shall live forever and not die like Adam. / Christ comes to restore the image which He made in the beginning!

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Sermon on the Entrance of the Most Holy Theotokos into Temple – by our First Hierarch- unofficial translation

3 years ago trueorthodox

THE ENTRY OF THE MOST HOLY THEOTOKOS INTO THE TEMPLE BY HIS EMINENCE ARCHBISHOP TIKHON FIRST HIERARCH OF THE RUSSIAN...

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On the Day of the Falling Asleep of St. Philaret Metropolitan of New York

3 years ago trueorthodox

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SERMON ON THE SYNAXIS OF ARCHANGEL MICHAEL -ST JOHN OF KRONSTADT

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HOMILY ON THE EXALTATION OF THE CROSS OF THE LORD

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BY HIS EMINENCE ARCHBISHOP TIKHON, FIRST HIERARCH OF THE RUSSIAN TRUE ORTHODOX CHURCH 2021, Omsk, Siberia In the name of...

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INTERPRETATION OF THE PROVERBS READING ON THE EXALTATION OF THE CROSS OF THE LORD BY HIS EMINENCE ARCHBISHOP TIKHON FIRST HIERARCH OF THE RUSSIAN TRUE ORTHODOX CHURCH – English and Russian

4 years ago trueorthodox

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Sunday Before the Elevation of the Holy Cross – St. John Chrysostom on the Holy Cross

4 years ago trueorthodox

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“The cross is the door to mysteries. Through this door, the intellect makes entrance into the knowledge of heavenly mysteries. The knowledge of the cross is concealed in the sufferings of the cross. And the more our participation in its sufferings, the greater the perception we gain through the cross.” – St. Isaac the Syrian

4 years ago trueorthodox

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SERMON ON THE NATIVITY OF THE VIRGIN MARY -St. Andrew, Archbishop of Crete

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Happy (Ecclesiastical) New Year!

4 years ago trueorthodox